Juno has its own mail program.  I use it.  I simply call it
up when I want to download or send mail.  I rarely use it
because I prefer that my mail remain in one area. The Juno
mail program kind of reminds me of the AOL mail program in
appearance BUT the mail actually does download to your
computer and remain there, it isn't sucked back up into Juno
like I believe it does at AOL unless you take the steps to
move the mail to your personal filing cabinet (is that the
term?).

Elaine

It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to
entertain a thought without accepting it. --Aristotle

Hello Support

On Friday, January 23, 2004, you wrote

> No, I'm not blaming the list ITSELF.  There's no such thing as
> a "spam-less" email address.  ;-)  It's just a matter of time.
> I may consider a free Juno email account though.  Can it be
> used with OE or is only web-based?
> -Clint
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